Gucci Issue "SUKEY Handbag" To Support UNICEF

Gucci issues new best selling "SUKEY handbags" to support UNICEF

Frida Giannini commented: "Sukey handbag is one of our most popular products. This is why I chose this style for the United Nations Children's Fund for two years in a row.

Our support to the UNICEF "Schools for Africa" program in Africa is of great significance to all of Gucci. We hope that this new Sukey handbag can raise more funds.

The new Sukey handbag is lightweight, practical, soft bag fold and GG interlocking logo removable leather pendant, so that the latest top hand lifting design adds femininity.

Diamond pattern as the classic design of Gucci began in 1935. It was reinterpreted by Giannini in recent years. Diamond pattern was imprinted on the soft calf skin after hand waxing, showing a crisscross effect of brown overlapping.

Rigorous manufacturing technology makes Sukey handbags.

From June 1, 2011 to February 28, 2012, the "Gucci for UNICEF" Sukey handbag will be sold synchronously in Gucci stores and Gucci websites (Gucci.com) of more than 20 countries.

The global cooperation between Gucci and UNICEF began in 2005, when the brand launched Gucci for the first time.

This international fundraising campaign is the most influential philanthropy in the history of Gucci, which aims to support UNICEF assistance programs for orphans and children affected by AIDS in Saharan Africa.

Every year, Gucci is committed to increasing contributions to UNICEF, through the expanding annual fundraising plan and the launching of influential activities, and constantly strengthening the partnership with UNICEF to help and improve the living conditions of more children.

In the five years of the active fund-raising plan, Gucci has contributed more than $7 million to UNICEF.

This remarkable figure is the evidence that the brand continues to strongly support this charity. Gucci has also become the largest donor of the Schools for Africa African student assistance program.

The "Schools for Africa" African aid program aims to create an opportunity for all children to receive quality basic education, especially those who are living in extreme poverty.

In the past, Gucci's money was concentrated on the UNICEF assistance program in Malawi and Mozambique (Mozambique) * where more than 1 million children were orphaned by the AIDS epidemic.